
Once, a Bird
Rina Singh, illustrated by Nathalie Dion
In a snowy landscape, a robin finds a faint pink bud on a branch as spring begins to emerge. Flying onward, the bird passes greening farm fields and rivers where ice still remains. It later reaches a city and settles near an apartment building. Over days and weeks, people inside watch from their windows as the robin builds a nest, lays bright blue eggs, cares for them, and tends its hatchlings. The wordless story follows the changing seasons and the bird’s presence in both rural and urban places.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.


